Guess what I OC I got with my Proc !

[Peter.Cort]

yeah its a brisbane. And i had mine running 2.62ghz with stock voltage and it was running around 14-18C so i think i can get a lot more out of it w/ my setup

 

[Nagasama]

probably so...but 3.5 is pretty high. good luck tho, shoot for it.
i can do 2.6 with my 3600 on stock, but it wont go past 3.2, and thats really pushin it.

 

[Peter.Cort]

im gonna go all out for it. i really think i have a shot at it. lol.

 

[Nagasama]

word up good luck!

 

[zerodayATK]

Heyyy we have a 3Gz club here??!?! do we or not yet? *scurries to make new thread*.. I have gotten a e2180 at 3ghz stable.... going for 3.2 but not neccasary..

 

[BiGyLiLuPdAmIdL]

lol, sounds your getting a little addicted to ocing peter. You just changed from an e2100 to an x2 4000 to an x2 4200 and now your changing motherboards lol.

 

[BiGyLiLuPdAmIdL]

Heyyy we have a 3Gz club here??!?! do we or not yet? *scurries to make new thread*.. I have gotten a e2180 at 3ghz stable.... going for 3.2 but not neccasary..

lol does it count if your cpu is already over 3ghz stock?

 

[Nagasama]

^lol^
why not?

 

[andrewsvalesen]

My temps at 3.1 are around 35C and 43C full, I know I can go farther, but i think my nq gskills are holding me back =/

but thats ok, i still love them

 

[decibaL]

use the dual core version of orthos to test stability, because if you use prime95, you have to make two versions with 2 affinities to stress both cores. Therefore it is just easier to use orthos (self explanatory, just hit go/start and you are off)